FIELD NOTES WITH NATURALIST LAURIE SANDERS |
Listen to Field Notes Monday during Morning Edition, shortly after 6:30 and 8:30 a.m., when she explores different aspects of the natural history of New England- from special habitats to the life cycles of individual plants and animals to profiles of people involved with safeguarding our environment.
The Field Notes theme music is a tune called Peezlewhister, by Norman and Nancy Blake, from their album Natasha's Waltz, on Rounder Records. |
Click on the photos to listen to the most recent programs |
Naturalist Laurie Sanders takes a step back and looks at the major factors that drive climate change on Earth-- both now and in the past. [January 21, 2008] |
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Field Notes focuses on how human activities have affected wildlife in New England and about how our attitudes and understanding of wildlife have changed during the last 400 years. [January 14, 2008] |
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Naturalist Laurie Sanders talks with Patrick Dugan--the whistling wonder--about birds of western New England and his encyclopedic understanding of their speech. [December 31, 2007] |
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Environmental Change Series: The role of transporation in western New England's history is fascinating as well as critical to the growth and development of various areas. [December 17, 2007] |
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Naturalist Laurie Sanders investigates concerns over IPN
(Infectious Pancreatic Necrosis) in
Connecticut salmon. [December 10, 2007] |
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